From the gentle story to the rendering of the work, these Japanese Ghost stories are well worth a visit.

As a manga fan and would-be participant, I was thrilled to read these works. What beautiful ideas and execution. From the spurting blood of the severed head to the classic manga techniques, I highly recommend these stories for fans of the genre. Highly recommended. ... read it now!

Interesting characters set in an fascinating world

Nix?s stories are set in an elaborate world, but it?s still easy to follow. She?s portrayed very distinct characters in just a few pages. But Where's the Inn? was fun, and the art is cute and expressive. I would recommend reading all her other works too ... read it now!

Want a quick chuckle?

To start off, I actually go to school with the creators. In fact, Tatterdemalion is a cast member of my own webcomic (that creepy purple-haired girl with the cat ears that should probably make more appearances), and Panda just recently became a cast member himself. I was actually rather depressed when Tatter told me at anime club that she and Panda were making a webcomic---Panda's a much better artist than I am, while basically the only thing good that I have is material. And plus they shoved in my face my "manga-is-manga-when-it's-from-Japan" belief, but I'm letting that slide; why? Because the comic is great. And I swear, Tatter's not holding my wii hostage. Here's to a new year and a stoned vampire guy! ... read it now!